With a minority government and constant resignations, the prime minister is left with very few options—and that could have serious implications for government

While regulators have become proficient and identifying Islamic State content, many are less good at tackling white nationalist sentiment. With far-right attacks on the rise, can big tech keep up?

Even now the prime minister fails to countenance any plan other than her own  

Whatever happens next will be painful

Leading candidate Zuzana Caputova has already shown the rest of Europe that a successful outsider doesn’t have to be an extremist

By resigning as Prime Minister but remaining party leader, May could ease a transition—and maybe even end her party's Brexit deadlock

Karen Bradley's most recent comments are just the latest example of a government which thinks it can pick and choose when it comes to Northern Ireland

What's worse is that they can't bail us out forever

Too many Labour MPs have spent their time searching for a unicorn rather than deciding what trade-offs to make. But you can't triangulate forever

Right-wing populists have sowed the seeds of doubt in democratic institutions since the referendum. Now, it would seem, they have the British government itself on side